Funny Keywords People Use to Find Massive Sites Like Digg

by Patrick Altoft on November 29, 2007 / 4 responses

Looking at my own search stats I’m often amazed by the things people search for to find my sites, however analysing somebody elses site is always much more interesting.

Compete offers a wealth of information free of charge including some interesting and very accurate stats on traffic and search terms for different sites.

Let’s look at the search terms referring people to some major sites:

Digg.com

• 1. digg
• 2. vanessa hudgens naked
• 3. 2 girls 1 cup
• 4. u tube
• 5. vanessa hudgens nude

reddit.com

(Rude words edited)

• 1. reddit
• 2. redditt
• 3. abbywinterslesbians.blogspot.com
• 4. cartoon p*rn
• 5. black p*ssy

del.icio.us

(Rude words edited)

• 1. delicious
• 2. del.icio.us
• 3. p*ssy
• 4. tagged preteen
• 5. b*obs

wordpress.com

• 1. club penguin cheats
• 2. army of club penguin
• 3. clubpenguin cheats
• 4. clubpenguin
• 5. juanita bynum

shoemoney.com

• 1. shoemoney
• 2. dehumidifier
• 3. real tones
• 4. function tla_ads
• 5. ufc77

technorati.com

• 1. technorati
• 2. sexycollegegirl
• 3. blog search
• 4. youtube
• 5. brad womack

bbc.co.uk

• 1. bbc
• 2. bbc news
• 3. bbc sport
• 4. bbc world news
• 5. teletubbies

wikipedia.org

• 1. wikipedia
• 2. wiki
• 3. wikipedia.com
• 4. frank lucas
• 5. naruto

blogger.com

• 1. la salette journey
• 2. michuzi
• 3. blogger
• 4. blogspot
• 5. post secret

ebay.co.uk

• 1. ebay uk
• 2. ebay.co.uk
• 3. anglo saxon coins
• 4. myebay
• 5. ebay

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Patrick Altoft is Director of Search at Branded3, a Leeds SEO & Digital Agency specialising in SEO, Web Design, Development & Social Media.